Cardboard boxes are often reused as ad-hoc containers for a variety of objects and artefacts. Their proportions, dimensions and character seem to afford them a unique combination of usefulness and charm. The series of boxes; dutch, achille, spur, clarkes and unbracko are reinterpretations of existing boxes in which the economic use of materials and expedient method of manufacture afford them not only a usefulness but also utilitarian charm and longevity.